SAS Seals Major Aircraft Deal with Embraer
SAS has announced a major purchase agreement with Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer, planning to acquire up to 55 E195-E2 aircraft. This deal, including a firm order for 45 planes and an option for 10 more, comes as Embraer faces competition following Airbus's order from Polish airline LOT.
Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) has confirmed a significant procurement deal with Embraer, as it aims to bolster its fleet with up to 55 of the Brazilian manufacturer's E195-E2 aircraft.
The firm agreement, which includes an initial order for 45 aircraft and an option to purchase 10 additional planes, was announced by SAS CEO Anko van der Werff during a press briefing in Copenhagen.
This strategic move by SAS comes shortly after Embraer experienced a competitive setback when rival Airbus secured a high-profile deal with Poland's national airline, LOT, for 40 A220 jets.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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